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I know this topic has been discussed at great length..but I though that I would let you all know that I just got an email form the guy that sells these units informing me that it is now available and proven to work on stageas!....I have contacted him and asked him to supply more details.I am sure lots of us will want one if he can assure us that they work safely. Sounds to good to be true and I know others have said its not possible..I will post again when I get the details.

He has them on speacial at $199. plus postage...stay tuned!

Scott.

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Here is the email from the seller of the TSC units:

Hi Scott, You are correct in that you cannot run RWD on the Stagea. The only vehicles that can are R32 GTR & GTS4's. However, the main functionality of the Extreme TSC, which is torque split control (controlled by the dial from 1-10), does work perfectly on the Stagea. You get the same functionailty as you would if you had an R33 or R34 GTR fitted with the TSC.

What do we think?....worth the bucks?..would be good to hear from anyone that has one already one in a R32.

Scott.

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there was a good article about this in one of the auto mags a while ago see http://autospeed.drive.com.au/cms/A_0060/article.html

I have no idea why the electronics for this should cost $199 - I suspect $49 would be more appropriate...

Edit: and that's $10 for the parts, $39 for profit.. See the diagram near the end of the article ie two op amps and a few resisters and a pot..

Ian

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